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Newspaper Page TextmateaM:. THE ATLANTA SUN DAILY/AND WSkKLY. THE BON PUBLISHING CO. Hon. A.H. STEPHENS POLITICAL EDITOR. THE VOL. HI ATLANTA, GEORGIA SUNDAY. APRIL 27. 1873. NO. 886. IlM «-THI eolation lo WTELEGRAPH. TO THE ATLANTA SUN. A• I*por»*al Cation Cm from Georgia. Wabuxotox, April as—Tb. ewe of MraHambleton,daughter of Mr.Early.of Georgia, wee argued before the Solicitor of the Treaenrj, E. 0. Barfield. It in- Yolree two baodred and thirty-three balm of ootton, aeiaed in the Soathwoet, par- ehtaed with the praeeeda of her father** mtate, which wee rained at •300,000. Xnt Haableion ww repreeented by Judge Pierrepont, of New York; Judge Loohrtne, of Georgia; *nd,Jndge Horton, of thia city. Got. Barkley, ot Ohio; and Hr. Jonnier, of LootoUna, repre- aeuted other ;partiee who claimed part tf te prooeeda, upon ground* that come of the cotton ww purobaaea from them with Confederate money. The fcorernment ww not repreeented by counsel, though the law under which the prooeedinga are had appropriates •30,000 for that purpose. The re port of Solicitor BouSeld is looked for with great anxiety as the oarn will aolre nearly erery question inrolrad. Then are $34,000,000 in the Treasury eubject to twelre hundred end forty-three claims legitimately before the. Treasury Department The lew carefully guards the gorernment against false claims, and the difficulty is increased by oareleatnesa, and tu some inrtanoea rascality on the partot the oottou agents. Judge Loch rane made Aoloae and logical analysis of the law and the facta in the pending ease, in which he denottnoed the ootton agents at tht South as a gang of plunder ing and demanded under the Act of Hey, 1873, that their plunder should be restored to the towlul owners. Ik. OnsachM. UTofsju, April 20.—Trayelsra from the liomanohe territory oontradiot the re- potto of Indian troubtor. nsatto-Tt. StsCoei. Sax Pxaxouoo, April 26.—Hnrpby, who killed Harray, Ore yesre age, ww hanged at Stockton ywterday. Where are the Hodocef This is still the conundrum. Ne Billing si nee— Tbe Strlbors—Show. . |i Cimxxxan, April 26.—The strike of the.C/iepine end gee men ended dieedran- tageouily to the atrikera. There to snow in serious puts of the State. tHhlBM Male Weir. Nxw Oalxaxs, April 26.—Teenty thousand people- aiatoed the 7th‘> snunaa StateEair. ' r»pailsi ter BuIb.u. Haw Yob*, April 26.—The Purchasing Committee ol the Board of Indian Chm- miaaioners hare contracted for 1,603 down batcher knives and 120 skinning knires, among other tribes, to be fur nished to Indians. PtlM.Ml. GautAXTowN, O., April 26.—A father, son and daughter were poisoned, bnp- puwd to be arsemo in ooflee. I he WkstlM CiH. Baliibobb, April 26.—In the Circuit Court of Anne Arundel oounty, at An napolis, this morning, the case of the State vs. Elinbath G. Wharton, for at tempt to morder Eogeue Van Nets, was settled by Proeeonting Attorney Bevel!, with the oousent of Attorn, y General hjrater. This ends the famous Wharton trials. Heavy Bftffik DtfBlcatloB. Nxv Yonx, April 26.—Wall street is exalted over e $100,000 defalcation, by i*. L. Taiuter, cashier ol tbe Atlantic National Bank. Tbe bank did husiuesa to 8 o'clock, when its attain went into tbe handsvii a clearing house. Biver thieves boarded the Italian bark fraiiMiat, knocked tbe crew senseless and stole $100 end other p'operty. Tender has been arr. sted. The eapi- tal of the bank to impaired about half a million dollars. The bank will be able $> pay 60 cento on the dollar. Daaaae*a by tbs Feral. Columbia, April 26.—There ww a heavy frost and ice thie morning. The young ootton and vegetables are killed in this vininity. Cold weather to reported in the np country. GoLueBono, April 26.—Froatlaat night throughout the Stole d imaged crops and fruit generally. It is feared the ootton planted to entirety mined. KnoxmxB, April 26.— A heavy frost last night Peaches killed, and the wheat to injured. VmlfH. London, April 26.—A critical inspec tion ahowa I hut tbe Frenoli Cable ia broken two bnndred milea from tbe French ooeat, Paris, April 26.—A diapetcb from klftdnd denied a proclamation by tbe Oommone of that city. BnCeOt, April 26,—Bismarck's till regulafcing tbe elergy passed in tne upper House. Havana, April 2 J.—Tbe Insurgents bare burned tbe town named Aura. Aladbid, Apn 126.—The ottoial gaaeUe maqano»thit Den Alfonso and a brother of Don OarSoa, accompanied by bis staff croaasd into Fmnee from Spain on Wednesday last Tbe Oar list were de feated several times recently in an en- oonntar with the Bepnbliean forees. In one engagement over one hundred inanr- k recdoDiaU were woanded. S aether Hmi|A1$ BMk I«mU4. AukPub, April Iff—Tlo Memphis Life and General Insurance Bank, D. P. \ .' olloy, President, baa failed. *1 Tiwa Knidc4. £■ Mariana, Ann., A^iil 26.—The town & was burned. Lorn, 660,000. OISBKAb STATU fTKMfl. —A hanging takes place in Blberton on next Friday. — A company of mounted infantry is being organised in Warren oounty. —Warren oonnty baa in treasury at tbe present time 64,882 42, and no debts. —Among the lat*at freaks of nature in Oolomboa is a tailless kitten, whieb has appeared among a litter of others with tails. —It is reported upon pretty g?od au thority that the Sav.nnan Journal, Rad ical paper, published by Robinson, has ided, -Nearly all the KuKlux prisoners sent to tbe Albany Penitentiary for par tidpation in raids, or who were con victed on obargea of belonging to tbe KqKIux order, have been pardoned. —The residenee of Mr. A. H. Bohauan, itt the 8rd Distract, Coweta, was burned. Tbe Are originated in the cook-room from a stove-chimney. Tbe extent of Mr. Bohtuan’nlossia rot known. — Tbe Spanish bark Alamo, Tebelman master, was cleared for Reval Thursday from Savannah by Mr. S. Fatman, with 2.089 balen upland ootton, weiahing 975,521 pounds, and valued at $183,187. -—Thursday night, of last week, tbe residence, kitchen and smoke-house of Hon. Anselm Leigh, in tbe 4th District, Coweta, were burned. The Are origi nated in the kitchen. Tbe loss will reaoh $8,500. — Two negro bouses, with entire con tents, ou the plantation of Oapi S. G. Pettus, three milea from Washington, were burned on last Tuesday about four o’clock in tbe afternoon. Fire was ao- oidental. — Oapt. M. A. Knight committed suicide on thy 25th ult, in Bonham, Texas. 0«pt. Knight was formerly a resident of Elbert oounty, Ga., from where he removed to Texas, shortly after tbe close of tbe war. — Tbe German bark Anna, Pohst master, was cleared Thursday from Sa vannah for the above port by Knoop, Hanemann A Oo., with 2,552 bates up land ootton, weighing 1,197,127 pounds, and valued at $225,000. —The Baptist Convention of tbe State of Georgia assembled in tne Baptist Church in Rome on Wednesdaj. The delegates embrace many laienttd and distinguished divines, besides a nnmoer of lay delegates from all sections of tbe State. —A sail boat belonging to Monahan, Parry A Go., upset in the Savannah river near tbe barge offioe, and two men who were in her came very near beii g drowned, but managed through assis tance to rtaoh shore, hot were rather damp. —An axle of one of tbe oars oi tbe down freight train on tha Georgia Rail road immediately preceding tbe down night passenger train broke in two one mile above Berzelia, Thursday morning, causing the oar to let down ou tbe track, and a consequent obstruction to tbe passenger tram. — Front present indications more than an average crop of wheat will be real ized in Catooja and tbe adjooeut coun ties. The very severe and repeated frosts ol tbe winter, gave rise to the gen eral expression of opinion that the crop would be out short; to tbe great relief of all, however, toe staud is very fair, and tbe area sown is more than usaal. —Abram Brown, a highly colored oiti- zen, was before Magistrate Russell, of Savannah, tor undertaking tue tragic role of Cain, and shooting with a pistol at a friend and brother three, several times. No casualties, Abe being a la mentably poor marksman. A dark-eyed and dark-complected Helen was tne cause ot this uninteresting piste 1 prac tising. — The change of officers which has recentlv taken place on the Cherokee Railroad, together with tbe assurance which they have of its e irly completion to this point broad-gauge, has inspired our pi ople with new hope, and they have gone to work with that will, zest and de termination which the thought and be lief that success will orowu their labors, can alone beget. — We learn that at the annual meet ingofthe stockholders of the Onerokee Railroad, on last Thursday, that almost the whole stock of the company win. rep resented, for the first time iu several years, at least, since +he rood troubles began. Au assessment of iweuty per oeut. was levied upou tbe stock of tne company, for the purpose of completing tbe load broad-guago to thia point, at the earliest possible day. —Saturday evening last as the Macon train approached Gutbert, a negro was seen lying on the track, when the signal was given, wbion aroused the sleeper, who, in bis confusion, upon rising, started directly toward the train. He was knocked uowp and several wheels passed over one oi his feet, which ren dered amputation necessary. It ii be lieved the unfortuuate negro went to sleep while under the influence of liquor —A rumor that two citizens of War ren couutj were to fight a duel on Sun day last, created considerable excite ment in Warren ton on that day. We understand there was good foundation for the rumor as to the duel, but a* mis take as to the time, and that the chal lenge was given and promptly accepted. As immediate friends of the parties con cerned have failed to secure au awioible adjustment we suppose the "field” will be resorted to in a few days. — fn an effort to prevent tbe collision of "Gazelle” steamer and Hook and Ladder truck, near the corner of Broad and Mclotoah streets, Augusts, Mr. Newton Heggie bad one rib and his nose broken, and waa suffering considerable from bia injuries yesterday. Mr. Harper B. Gampoeli was also run over by the hose carriage of Vigilant, No. 8, the tongue of wbioh waa broken, and re ceived painful injuries, one of his arms being hurt, end his body considerably braised. —On last Friday morning two young bloods, D*vid Burnell and M. Myersou, met at the A A G. B. U. depot in Quit- men and had an altercation, which grew so spirited that the former 4 ‘ went for” the latter with a chair—which weapon woe rendered ineffective by the party of the second part g» tting out ot the way. Not oontenl to let the object of his wrath " depart in peace,” at this stag# of the scene Bussell a jew his pistol end fired at Myecson—the ball jut grazing his neck, but doing no injury. — Friday evening, about auuset, t* e laborers ou the farm of Mr. Win Bullard, in tbe Cedar Greek district, Cowt-u couuty, saw a mule running rapidly across the field ia which they were at work, dragging a man eaught in the harness. As soon as possible they sur rounded and stopped the frightened an imal, disentangled the unfortunate be ing who proved to b<* Mr. 8. M. Good win who had been plowing in so si join ing field owned by Mr. Varner. Mr. Goodwin was dead and much mutilated. —In the United States Conn, in Charles ton, on Wednesday, in the matter of James P. Low and thtf Blue Ridge Rail road Company, against the Atlanta and Richmond Air Line Railroad Company, officers, agents and servants, it was or dered that an injunction issue to restrain the d* fendants from doing work upon any portion of th9 line of the said At lanta and Richmond Air Line Railroad, wbioh ia upon or within the right of way of the aaid Blue Ridge Railroad in Sontn Carolina; and it ia farther ordered, that the defenaants have leave to move for a dissolution of this injunction upon giv ing five days’ notion thereof, and still farther ordered, that a copy of thia order be served on Colonel J. A. Herdusett, the chief engineer in eharge, at Green- vilb, 8. O. NEW! ULBANINOI. — The Sultan is reported seriously ill. — Twenty thousand ooal miners in Leioeaahire, England, have struck. —There is a fine prospect of an abund ant fruit crop on the Mississippi ooast. — Ths trial of the Tiohborne claimant on the charge of perjury, is iu progress. —A dis[ atoh states that Ben Butler will oerteinly be the next Governor of Massa chusetts. — It is proposed to have in New Yoik a grand international billiard tourna ment, at the three ball carom, open to the world. —The farmers on the border of Hinds oounty, Misaisippi, adjacent to Big Black, oomplaiu of the loss of fat cattle that have been borrowed in a felonious man- — The shareholders of the Atlantio Caole Company, at an unofficial meet ing, adopted a resolution favoring a con solidation of companies and an amalga mation of their interests. — A mass meeting of Democrats to pro test against ths refusal of the British Government to recognize the bpanish Republic, is to be held in Trafalgar Square, London, on the 5th of May. — The motion on demnrrer in the Stokes case oame up Thursday in the Supreme Court of New York, and was argued at length. Tbe decision of the court is not expeoted before the !6th of May. — A London dispatch states that tbe body of Earl De La Wan was tound Thursday morning in the river Gann. His suicide waa the result of mental de pression, caused by the death of a lady friend. —An act loaning tha Ohiokasaw School Fnnd, whioh amounts to about $1,200,- 000, to tbe Mississippi valley and Ship Island railroad was passed by tbe Mis sissippi Legislature before its adjourn ment. Alabama Items. — Two prominent Radical politicians are having a fuss in the courts of Mont gomery. P. G. Clarke, of Perry, had R. H. Knox, County Solicitor of if ont- f ;omery, arrested on the oharge of pub isliing a libel, whioh consisted in the statement that Clarke baa oeen an inmate of the penitentiary in Calilornia. I he case was brought before Justice Ooiemau, who bound Knox over to next term of the city court iu the sum of $1,000. — Ou the petitiou of J. F. Dretsjr, deputy clerk, etc., Judge Woods of the United States Circuit (Jogrt, Mobile, has ordered that the olerk of the District Court of the Uuited States for the mid dle distriot of Alabama, and his deputy, be and they are hereby re quired to trans mit to this court, without unreasonable deluy, all tne original papers in all civil causes pending iu said distriot court, and acomplete transcript of all the doox ets, minutes, orders, judgments and decrees, in nuoh causes as the same ap pear on record in said dint not court. Aud it is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the reasonable costs of making the said complete transcript of the dockets, minutes, orders, judgments and deorees iu each particular cause shall t»e paid to the clerk by tbe party apply ing for the transmission of the same or for the said complete transcript, and that said party shall also pay he reasonable cost ot the transcript in his particular cause, which tr usmission shall be made b.v and through the Marsh »\ of the Uni’ed States for the said district, to whom such payment for trauamisaiou snail be made; and as to the costs in such causes which have accrued prior to the 3d day of .ilarob, 1873, it is furthermore ordered, Adjudged aud decreed that the same ahull be paid by each party his own costs, to the said clerk before any other proceeding shall be had in the same, and that if either party refuses to pay his costs, the other party to said cause msy . ay the same, and the cause shall pro •eed, aud tbe other party shall reo -ver the said costs so psid, provided the re covery or judgment or decree shall pass for him, except where the judgment or decree is of eujh a nature that the pre vailing party is not entitled to ooats. And it is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the above order apply, muUUis inul-mdis, to the clerk and mar shal of toe district oourt of the United States for the northern district of Ala bama. North Carolina luma. — The Raleigh News learns that there will be no Agricultural Fair at Goldsboro this year. — The fires in the woods in Columbus county are snid to have destroyed about one-third wf the turpentine lox^s in that county, besides doing a great deal of other damage. - Col. William R. Myers, of Charlotte, baa declined the appointment as Honora ry Commissioner to the Vienna Exposi tion recently tendered nim by Gov. Caldwell. Col. Thomas H. Brem, of the same place, has been appointed to fill tha vacaocy. — One of the most important cases to be tried before tbe Roncombe court is that of the State and N. W. Wooofin vs. Thomas D. Gutter, an indictment for Itbei. The iudictmeu* ia fouuded upon certain publication* mule by Carter against Woodfin, in relation to bis com promising with LitilefLid, Hwepeon A Co. — The Kdeigh Sentinel says: Col. W. H. Harrison, ot thia city, has in his pos session a piece of furniture, uaed proba bly aa a (1rv»*«icg tab 1 ?, oue tbe property oi UuV. T<y< n, "the hut of tbe Royal Govertiom ol North Carolina,” aud which was doubtiit-a one u( the principal orna ments of his palace at Newborn. Virginia Ilian. —Mr. Landon J. Hoffman, an old nod prominent oifcinao of Fredarioksburg, Va., died in that plaoe on Sunday. —Mr. John Turpin, of Richmond, who recently left the profession of law to enter tbe ministry, will shortly be or dained it Grace Street Baptist Church, Richmond, Va. —Mr. J. B. Tinsley, Jr., tbe former ohief olerk at the Greenbrier White Sul phur Springe, has taken oharge ot the Alleghany Springs tor the ensuing sea son. -A Jersey Mining Oompany has been chartered in Virginia, with its offioe in Riehmond, for tha purpose of mining, smelting, manufacturing and selling iron and other metals. The oompany will operate in Rockbridge oonnty, in that ate. —Commodore James M. Watson, who died in San Franoisoo last Friday, was born in Virginia. Ha entered the navy in 1823, ana had the reputation of being on* 1 of the best officers in the naval ser vice. At the time of his death he light house inspector lor California and Oregon, and resided at Vallejo, Cal. —Daring the past twelve months $1,000,000 worth of bnildmg improve menta have been put upon lots in Rich mond, and the prospeot for thia year is even better than it was at any time last year. Bricklayers and other mechanics are in great demand, and to some extent building operations are retard d in con sequence of the insufficient number ob tainable. —The Baptists of this State last year resolved to raise $300,000 to endow Rich mond College, and so vigorously have they carried out their determination, the gentlemen having oharge of the enter prise will be able to report at tbe semi centennial celebration, to take place in May, that the amount baa been seonred. Tbe First Ohnroh in Richmond gave $25,000, the Second $12,000, and the Third $11,000, and there are others yet to make their subsoriotiona. 'T$sn$im! Items. -Springfield, says the Beoord, needs one hundred tenements to accommodate those who desire rented houses. -Tue Lebanon post offioe was bar- glarized and robbed of thirty dollars in stamps and money on Friday, night. —The Memphis Appeal of tht 23d says: ** Two car loads of narrow-gauge iron were sent oat yesterday from Major Wioks’ rolling mills in Oholeea to the fedeial cemetery. Track laying from this point to Raleigh wilt be finished by the fourth proximo. The little locomo tive will be on duty by Sunday or Mon day. 9toa Abnettiumcnti. RENtTrENT! A VZ$T Dttrftotive catalOgM of nqdtBOM- •ooie new tad ulo*. On Monday aornlag otil at njy offlo*. t u Q. w. ADA Itt, Baal Katat* Ajent. 6. W. Adair’s Sales AT CITY HALL, FIRST TUESDAY (6^ pax) OF MAY. 7ZRST- Tb* thirty-MTan vacant lota on Wheat, Irwin and Bandolpb atra« a, as par plat, for tha guardian of John Bradlrr. S«u lagal a Irortiaament in Conatl- lotion. BBOONB- Tl}« beaq^ful lot *Uh nloa 6-room oottage, vino, yard, fruits, So., on H«yns street, Tavlor's Hill, for lbs administratrix of M. E. Kenny deceased. Bee legal advertisement in Oonatltat.on. Tbat magnificent lot, embracing reeldenoeand gronnda on Peachtree street, iu proved by Henry O. Hoyt, Esq., containing nine and three-fourths acres, en a beautiful ute, all enclosed, with a large, two. story eleven-room house, clot* te. pantries, etc., and .’I necessary outbuilding. This uploaded plaoe. is just onuiae oi water-works and taiea, and sold l>y the Bute ef Georgia. -AliVO- A lot of three-fourt.ia of an eore, on Daniel street, near . acaiur »tr »t, east of oeneral GartreU's reel, denoe. Bold by ihe Bute of Georgia. O. W. ADAIB, Heal KsUU Agent FOIt NALE, TWO OF THC BIST UNIMPROVED LOT! IN THE CITY. Wx will sill ox thi pa.xitn, .11*0.1 reserve APBIL 30tl>. 1373. Immediately after Judge Hammook'e sale of the city loie orrner Manama and Pryor streeu, Lota M and 37 f the eem» block, fronting 49 KMOO f at ou tbe north side of alabanaa street, and running back • of Messrs Garrett A Brother. Titles perfect. Teraa easy, and made known oi day of aele. BALL A UOLDHMITH, ■tfdSI Beal BeuU Agents. ATLANTA AND NEW ORLEANS SHORT LXJVB1. By th» way oi Wart Paint, Ox. *n4 o Mo tgomery. Ain. M AMD AFTKB W4 U 0H lev. ItTB. DOUBLE DAILY * AHHEttUEtt TBA1X8 will van en Buttons. Lrave. Atlanta 1:14am Montgomery •.14:14 a a mad Train. Leave. ... T:09 a Si 4:04 p u .... 9:44 a m Arrive .. Irfnpa Montgomery ..10:14 a Mobile 4:14 pm Mew Orleans.... 4:ofiam 4:44 b A Passengers going Houtb and tenth west wtli fiud this line One Hu-dred and Siity-two (143) milea shorter and Twelve hours quicker to Mew Orleans end all points than any other. Forty-eU miles Hhorter to Vicksburg end all points in Central and Monthern Alabama. Mlsslse ppl, LoalaUaa end Ar- kanaas. The oai« line running PU LIN'S PILACEsSLEEPING CARS Threw|Is frwas Atlanta «m New Orlewas WITHOUT CHAIQI. THROUGH TICKETS to all POINTS O J. F iBKtOBK. Bopt Western K B ot A _ M. JOBDAJI. Dee. MupC Mobbe A Mont. ft. ft. W. J. HUCsTUM. Oeneral PaeeewgNT Agw On. lailroad Depot, np at Otrtt AtaMttlSCNMSM The Eighth Wonder Carroll’ft Coll Water Soap* ■oap, one bar of wbioh will do the washing for fbnuiy of eight to tea persons ia from two tothra Ho boiling, sod very little raobtsg rn Herd or salt, fro h or a»lt water may be need. It saves -wood, wind and water;''dost not injure te * fabric la toe leesti Is s Southern Invention, and menu lectured in tha South. Wo guarantee tha soap In every rt spool to give BOLD IN BOUND LOTS TO TMB TRAD! AT NBDUOKD NATBB sarWe hate on hand also* tall supply of FAMILY GROCEBIES. Bacon, Lard. Floor, Meal, Com, lohsgfic Goods delivered In tna city FBBB. WYMW ft OO., spifittf MitJhauau Health andJEappiness. H' on the first < treatment of under Homoopathio regime, and in connection therewith am prepared to give BUotrio, Vapor and Medicat >d lie ths. Thsss Baths in las treatment of r Ihe Atlanta Mineral Spring, I will opon 1 da; of May aext in infirmary for tha of Ohronle Diseases in melee and females. tha blood In any lortu. Rheumatic and n-oralgie afieoiion* are alee treated saooosathUy by this method. 1 will pay estwoUl attention to female diseases. My aucoe.e for the past year in AUant* war rente me in saying that I oan benefit, if I oannot euro, the most obstinate cases. Being Clairvoyant, 1 oan with this aid clag/.oa* tbe moatlntrignto die- esse with oertaloty, and have done so, as many will testify. Tsrma reasonable. Letters oontelaiug one deiler will meet with prom * * * dtete response. Cater bal a by inhalation. Ar dregs F. T. TABOE, M. D„ Bos US, Atlanta, Ga. Agent for Or. 8. B. Collins* Liquor and Opium an tidote. tend sump for otromlar. aptfdtf ESCAPE THE DANGER. "Thta Dyspepsia will kill mel” a anffarer ories. That depends on youraelf altogether go A friend Tausaht's Bunn Arnainwr, remember, supplies The menu a all your fears and yowr tortures to and. ivorod aystsma 11 ospis. to the sleepless gives rest, And relieves tha sick afomsoh of every qnalm. the disordered system. o-:FUAj\r:D s.a-L-ei OT THAT — Magnificent Property Belonging to the City of Atlanta, SITUATED OS TU CORN LB or PRYOR AMD ALABAMA 8TBEST8. Tbit Block bas been Divided Into Four Lots, Each fronting on right of way of Railroad and Ala bama attest, and J ’ OMK WITH THB WHOLE BLOCK. It la generally admitted that this property la moat favorably looeted for the Wholesale and Jobbing Trade, and lntrlnsioally ot VERY dRJEAT VALUE, and ahonld tha Custom House • built on the square opposite, the prope-ty won Ulently oontinoe to eppreclate, sou Itke.y becoo really THE MOHT \ ALU ABLE REAL KBTATK IM THE GATE CITY. 4T Merchants g«.nerally, Oapi tel Ista and Bpsen- pro » P* Council of Atlanta, at FOUR O'CLOCK, P.M., Wednesday, 30t!e Day of April, 18T8. Titles perfect and ludleputabia. Terms—One third cash ; remainder at six and twelve months with Interest at 10 per cent, per an- Plate of property can be seen at my offloe. O. O. HAMMOCK, Real Estate Agent, ■frUlMj|t JamealBaiikBlock^ ENGLISH BAKING POWDERS AMD ENGLISH FLAVORING EXTKAC TBAA AMY IM THE MARKET, bavtng tea qualities ENGLISH BAKING FOWDERH may remain in toe isuofactured from strictly pure under tbe supervialea of one of tee beet EngUs) Kespertable Grocers and nrwwgiste. WMolesale by WEST A EDWARDf), W. L. HUBBARD A OO.. W. W. COMPTON A OO.. GOODMAN A WADE, T. J. PHILLIPS, Atlanta, 3a. Head OBee ter tb* United States, fteiia pua Ate srwy.irr a, v B ^ L N T A 01E S A L^^ B ljH I^N OOK AMD NEW* PAPER. ATEATTAIMMS JKMMJJt, [JAMBS ORMOITD, Ptoprirtor. •e- Helen to tbi, Steel Mto'ipeeimeo ol Rm F>|«. I ROOKERY. GLASSWARE, &o jmtmmmm.H co. Importers ui Jokkeri of Crater, fiianwart, hotel * saloon nxnnus. ■NO GOODS AT RKTAIL. * DSOXTra RXXXT. „...M Carriages, buggies* and wagons. J. J. FORD, IManuflaotnrer and|Daalar {ft EIBII1CES UI I0SIUES, SPIIIE UI till Uli VlUIS, C ooaxxx xxTOB axp uxx erxxxrt. LOOKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY. JEM LI ITSHE. [The Reliable Jewelry Dtere, BTREBT. OOLD-BIADID CIXte; BOLlD*nLTSBw’*Mfufb D GOLD AMD SILVER WATCHES, 8T, JRHEAD1D 0118, 88 _ Q»- KBAL ABSORTMEWT OF FIMB F RUGS AND MEDICINES. nffiiso, t'JMie e- co^ Wholeaale No. 13 Klmbnll DrdM«iata,1 lltll H Olkas A. URNITURE. rtm a co.,; UINTRTLH OMmU PiU-lor Salta, Chamber Salt,, Dlala, - Bee BatU, Office Paraltare, «ad Faraltar* ef Every Deacriattoa Whatever, xtfc t . , auiun BLoox. I RAIN, MEATS. FLOUR, See. HTBFREJra. m.fbfajt, Oeneral Commission Merchants TOMTTH iimilT. >■*» •■» CAJITOI. Irooeries. •a. c. h m. f. «rrx.i-, Wholesale Grocers, H Oommlaalon Merobante, ooxxn mom axp p»c*tc» mm, ARDWARE, OUTI.ERYAAoJWm tojujwbf, armmaMT * matm., Hardware Meroh ante; AGENTS FOR mari > Mterfo eMffttem, 4tecmners Pteftr Cswyqfr Mftte mmd . _ mUrniinar Piteer. Jiff B4ense ssd foflinr CMKa. OOR > EB DECATUR AMD PRYOR H1BEET8, la front of tee KimbnU Meaa L MPLEMENTS. MACHINERY. &c. jaaRM tr. joauraojr, DIALS* 1* A iricultnral Implementi, Matter nkanimh, Oueno, »,.d* Lira Slock, niorvi-B orsse sooes block maurta mu IQUORS, WINES, &o. auKFjtRRavotrur * co-, -Wholesale Dealers i* M Mm Ml DOB INK lie upu No. X Hcoatqr Btirat, .ILAXTA, eeom .IA. p ILLERS Sc DEALERS XX STOCK FEED. XHteffioemi v co. DEPOT NO. U BANK BLOCK. A.^..w. (Wra— win tra, ho« ike, a,* a,ai>iAae.omcMx.i P IAN OS, ORGANS Sc MUSIC. GUiLFVKDy VTOODlJf co^i IMPORTERS AMD WH0LB8A1 B DBALOfl IM ACUffiZOAZa DCffiXiClCAMZN Publiahara of OtesrfU Moali aJ Bateotlo, 88 Wbtfieball Mfiwa«t* AINTS, r OILS, LAMPS, GLASS, Etc., Eta, CaAHLKir, DUCK Sf CO,, ETTTSBDBG KATALYSDIE WATER. p« United Bteteo lMapeneatoty, tha anUMrlxed JL rtoord ot oar MatorU Madtea t' tht. Water with the most rvaownod AlkaiTna aud Hprlnga of Eniope. It far *K«*la any otner known'a tta aelf-proservlDg orepertiee. It does not deteriorate 1 ▼ bottling and keeping. It bae never been oielaaed to - any ether mineral water the power to dissolve tbe antes, or so called chalk formations in tbs body or on tee tint* and Joints. This the G«Uj anurg Katelytine Water Iu don* in bnndreda oi inatencea. Gout, Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Dya- papeia, Gravel, Diabetes, Kidney and Jr nary Dte- genevaUy have all yielded to its lnfleen*». ha* restored muaonlar power to the paralytic, eareu Abdominal Draper, and give i healthy action to tee Tovpid Liver, ft has enred Chropio Diarrheas, Plies, Constipation, Asthma, Cgterrh. Dtasases of tbe Skin. Oeneral Debility and Nervous Prostra tion from meMai sad physical excesses. All thee* by the Routed Water. It te a powerful antidote for excessive eating or drinking. It correct* the atom- ach, promote* digestion and relieves ths heed alamel ddr Pamphlets containing s history of the Spring, reports from eminent pn* ticlans and mtdteal writers, marvelous and w#l>mttested cures, and tsa. umouiate from dwtingoished cittsens. will be fur alahod end seat by met I ea epi Bosttoe to WHITMIY BftO/8* General agents, _ .. . Waonta Front st.. PbUsJeiplta. Gettysbnrg Bnnnaa Oo. tor ftato by HEaId.OBAIG ft OO..sad dnggtete N. 8. JONES, Frpvlelon BroAw, aa i riu> u ’juu xovax Bcunna, Cinoix&nttti, Ohio- fo> Orders snrstelly aad paempOy filled altewoa S A tlaita Brancli Great Soittei Oil u( Flint fob, SS bSnSjHv.mato ASH, BLINDS AND DOORS. J. C. FMCR a CO., DEAILEBRS IS lOOBS, MOOLBIIGS, IBICKETS.SPUITSilll, CUSS.SASI4UIII TOVES, HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, Etc. RCjrjrtcvTT a smucafnft pro. siM a rikti'a ersttBSurn * PLUMBERS. STEAM AND GAS HTIMffi, OGRM- Baitlu, Sued Iron Work, ad Tin ItaffiiM, DeSt ia StoTM, Tin Wan, Grata, Parana, Ha**, Tib Plato, Sheet Copper, tthera boa, Stoara Pipe. Gnaaea Whisuw V SOrarAorcxua c 1 YiltinOa rahra ragra i oohSuK% nmmripm. OPIUM oarad by P» Beck** oal» known sad sore fteouedy. BO • HARUH Stolon or addraea OR. J.C.BECK ttSoxm-n. u*Bx BYINGTON EOTE L Griffin, Oeorjfia. eeo..v. uimwa ami -iw uarnac w ' f.ki -dltftwM. atto’rn ey’atIaw.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Atlanta daily sun. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1870-1873, April 27, 1873, Image 1